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Why Manchester City Is Accused of Cooking the Books: Explained

Manchester City Football Club, a top-level English soccer team, faces more than 100 charges from the Premier League on the eve of Saturday’s Champions League final. Allegations include murky payments to a former coach, false financial reporting and obstructing the league’s investigation.

Key ‘Reporting Entity’ Concept Clarified for Accounting Board

The handbook that US accounting standard-setters consider the backbone for setting new accounting rules has multiple references to “reporting entity” but has never actually defined what that is—until now.

Brussels Lawmaker Points to PwC Scandal for EU Lessons

PwC’s ongoing Australian tax leak scandal has spurred a European Union lawmaker to ask EU authorities to investigate whether similar cases could be occurring within the bloc.

Rollout of SEC Executive Pay Rule Smooth So Far, Regulators Say

Regulators are satisfied companies are making a good faith effort so far to comply with new executive pay disclosure rules, a top Securities and Exchange Commission accountant said Thursday.

EY CEO Predicts Firm Will Revisit Potential Split in a Few Years

EY’s global chairman and chief executive officer hasn’t given up on a plan to split the firm, even after the costly push fell apart amid internal acrimony.

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Why Manchester City Is Accused of Cooking the Books: Explained

Manchester City Football Club, a top-level English soccer team, faces more than 100 charges from the Premier League on the eve of Saturday’s Champions League final. Allegations include murky payments to a former coach, false financial reporting and obstructing the league’s investigation.

Why Crypto Flinches When SEC Calls Coins Securities: QuickTake

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has put the financial world on notice: It considers a range of widely traded digital assets to be securities, a position that could impose steep regulatory requirements on digital-asset exchanges. Recently announced legal actions against some of the biggest names in crypto trading will put that proposition to the test. Figuring out what does or doesn’t make a coin a security is still a major point of contention.

Spotlight on New York City Tax Partner Irina Kimelfeld

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals around the world. This week’s Spotlight is on Irina Kimelfeld, a tax partner at EisnerAmper and a member of its financial services group in New York City.

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Why Crypto Flinches When SEC Calls Coins Securities: QuickTake

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has put the financial world on notice: It considers a range of widely traded digital assets to be securities, a position that could impose steep regulatory requirements on digital-asset exchanges. Recently announced legal actions against some of the biggest names in crypto trading will put that proposition to the test. Figuring out what does or doesn’t make a coin a security is still a major point of contention.

Black Tax Pro Highlights Benefits of Small Business

SEC Top Accountant Talks Banking Crisis, Audit Worries

'Data Nerd’ Regulator Preps for Digital Auditing Future

How 40 Years of Tax Cuts Have Exacerbated Inequality